packing
- noun
- /ˈpækɪŋ/
- After a long day of packing for the trip, we finally felt ready to leave.
Examples
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You better go to your room and finish your packing.
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About half an hour sorting and packing and preparing for the New York trip tomorrow.
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Alright guys I finished finished my packing for the day.
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All right, packing up to go to the airport for the last time.
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Go on with your packing, honey.
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After a couple of hours of packing, he was too tired to move.
Fiction book (1990) -
Peter came in Sunday to find her packing for a trip back to England, taking Jennifer.
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Well, I've got to get on with my packing, Jonathan.
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Sue's packing, and we're gonna go on back to Kansas.
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Got up early, sat, and went to finish packing. Came home, got Josh, and went to get U-Haul at 10.
Blog text (29)
Synonyms
A trip where people move things from one place to another
Travel or hiking while carrying clothes and supplies on your back
Moving something from one place to another
Putting things into a place carefully so they stay safe
Packing goods into a ship or container so they stay safe
Antonyms
Compounds
- Specialized
A small metal piece you tighten to press seal material and stop leaks on valves or pumps
How Heavy
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Packing comes from pack, meaning 'a bundle you carry', like in backpack, and from the idea of loading a bag. So packing can mean the act of carrying or loading items in a pack.